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Review of "Crawl Space" by Warren R. Langlois

  • Mon, November 09, 2026 6:52 AM
    Message # 13776956

    Author Name: Warren R. Langlois
    Title: Crawl Space
    Publisher / Publication date: Nazca Publishing/October 7, 2026
    Language: English
    Format / # of Pages: e-book, paperback/294 pages
    Genre: Horror
    ISBN/ASIN: 978-1963479850
    Reviewed by: Stacy Hinojos

    You never know what you’ll find living in the Crawl Space.

    Luther “Henry” Adams is called to his childhood home because his father is gravely ill. He rarely visits except for the holidays and the occasional wedding, haunted by a disturbing childhood incident he has never shared with anyone. Several weeks after his father’s death, Henry must bury his mother too. Eager to leave, he rushes to settle his parents’ affairs and sort out the house so he can return to Chicago and finish writing his latest book.

    However, when a 7-year-old neighborhood girl goes missing, Henry suspects he knows “what” is behind her disappearance. When an overly hostile detective also disappears, Henry decides to stay and solve the mystery of what or who is snatching people in the night. When he’s faced with the reality of the situation, can he succeed in defeating what hides in the dark? 


    This book was reviewed by Stacy Hinojos, an author of poetry and short stories. When she isn’t writing or reading, you might find her puttering around in her art studio or introducing WWA members to newly published books. She lives in Central Wisconsin with her husband and son.

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